Career Clues
School & Training
Workplace 101
Name That Job 🧰
Part 2: Name That Job 🧰
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What do we call a job or profession someone works toward over time?

A career.

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What is one place you can learn a skill outside of a traditional classroom?

A workplace, apprenticeship, trade school, online course, community program, or training center.

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What do we call the ability to communicate clearly, listen, and work well with other people?

Communication skills or interpersonal skills.

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I help people recover from injuries and improve their movement. What is my job?

 Physical therapist.

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I prepare meals in a restaurant and make sure food is cooked properly. Who am I?

Chef or cook

200

If you enjoy helping people solve problems and listening to them, name one career field you might explore.

Counseling, social work, psychology, teaching, human resources, or another helping profession.

200

What is the name of a two-year college that often offers associate degrees, certificates, and career training?

Community college

200

What is one example of being reliable at work?

Showing up on time, completing tasks, following through, or letting a supervisor know when help is needed.

200

I install, maintain, and repair electrical systems in buildings. What is my job?

Electrician.

200

I cut, style, and color people's hair. Who am I?

 Hairstylist or cosmetologist

300

True or false: You must choose one career in middle school and stick with it for your entire life.

 False! People can change careers as their interests, skills, and goals change.

300

Name one career that may require a license or certification before someone can do certain kinds of work.

Nurse, electrician, cosmetologist, commercial driver, or teacher, depending on the role and location.

300

What is a resume used for?

To summarize someone's skills, experience, education, and qualifications when applying for a job.

300

I help people find books, use research resources, and learn how to find reliable information. Who am I?

 Librarian

300

I respond to fires, help people during emergencies, and educate the public about fire safety. Who am I?

 Firefighter

400

What are three things you could consider when deciding whether a career is a good fit for you?

Interests, skills, values, work environment, schedule, pay, or education requirements. Any three!

400

What is one difference between a four-year college degree and a trade-school program?

 A bachelor's degree typically involves broader academic study in a field, while trade school focuses on practical skills for a particular occupation. Both can lead to careers.

400

Your team has a deadline, but one teammate is struggling to finish their part. What is a professional way to handle the situation?

Communicate respectfully, offer appropriate help, clarify responsibilities, or ask a supervisor for guidance.

400

I design advertisements, logos, posters, and other visuals using creative ideas and digital tools. Who am I?

Graphic designer

400

I study how people think, feel, and behave, and I may help people understand and manage challenges in their lives. Who am I?

Psychologist

500

Two people both enjoy science. One likes working outdoors with animals, while the other likes working in a laboratory. Why might they choose different careers?

They have different interests, preferences, strengths, or preferred work environments. The same interest can lead to many careers.

500

Why might someone continue taking classes or completing training after they already have a job?

 To learn new skills, keep a license or certification current, qualify for advancement, or adapt to changes in their industry.

500

What does confidentiality mean in the workplace?

Protecting private or sensitive information and only sharing it with authorized people when appropriate.

500

I use statistics and performance data to help teams understand player performance and make strategic decisions.

 Sports Data Analyst

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I study how food is made, preserved, and kept safe while helping develop new food products.

Food Scientist

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